[10:03] *** m0unds_ has quit IRC (Quit: derp) [10:08] *** m0unds_ has joined #arpnetworks [12:40] Looks like someone found a great use to some old Cisco stuff http://imgur.com/tTxx8ag [12:41] Plenty of power in the datacenter, all it would cost is some rackspace and then toeshred could have a nice refreshing beer when he's done. [13:27] yep, that's about the best use for it [13:47] brycec: Hah that's awesome. Wouldn't fly with the data center policy though :( [13:49] I guess that is precisely why it is camouflaged though. [13:56] lol [13:57] Yeah I wouldn't allow it my DC either [13:57] But for somebody's office where hiding a cooler of beer is less of an issue, it's awesome. [13:59] * brycec shudders to imagine the hassle of cleaning up a spilled beer on raised flooring [13:59] coffee is bad enough [14:00] old boss liked showing off our renovated dc area and never stopped people from bringing drinks in [14:00] :((( [14:00] visitor dropped some giant starbucks monstrosity on the ground and it went right under the floor [14:00] so gross [14:00] Any equipment damaged too? [14:01] nah, got lucky [14:01] indeed [14:01] we had someone spill a drink in the monitoring area (raised floor there too for cabling) and he wrecked a code merger box [14:01] took rs232 and converted it to bilinx communication stuff for old camera movement [14:01] $900 dingus [14:42] how does archlinux deal with multi monitor setups? [14:43] I assume it uses Xorg? [14:50] ^ yep, standard xrandr/xorg [14:55] k [15:10] https://gist.github.com/anonymous/80c14f91e244384b2d9f [15:10] Gist: "gns3server error" [15:10] any idea what package I might be missing to get that working? [15:11] pip install chardet? [15:11] I have installed it in the past from AUR using Yaourt with great sucess in Virtualbox. This time I am trying on bare metal (laptop) [15:13] awesome, looks like it worked [15:13] Virtual or not should not matter here. How did you install gns3server, and does installing the chardet package fix it? [15:13] You should probably submit a bug report to the package maintainer. [16:03] hahahaha [16:03] that cisco thing is cool [16:26] mercutio: what cisco thing? [16:45] router [16:46] brycec ? Looks like someone found a great use to some old Cisco stuff http://imgur.com/tTxx8ag [16:46] cutting and pasting just doesn't seem to work right even with left select if i have weechat's mouse mode on [16:51] i split a drink on my keyboard once. it didn't work right afterwards, giving phantom keys etc. but i happened to have another one just the same. [16:51] it was also pre-windows keys and "nice" - when it was getting harder and harder to get "nice" keyboards. [16:51] it didn't seem to make me stop wanting to have drinks by my computer. [16:52] i hear horror stories of people spilling drinks on laptops though. [16:52] could be a lot more painful... [17:27] s/split/spilt [17:27] i spilt a drink on my keyboard once. it didn't work right afterwards, giving phantom keys etc. but i happened to have another one just the same. [17:40] My missus spilled a smoothie/juice/thing on her Das Keyboard the other day :( [17:40] Always amazed at where liquids, even thick ones, can end up. [17:52] damn [17:52] at least you should be able to remove keys and clean [17:53] Did, but it's too fargone [17:53] damn [17:53] The USB hub still seems to work... [17:53] those keyboards seemed overpriced to me :) [17:53] but the keyboard never enumerates. [17:53] what does it do when you try using it? [17:53] hmm [17:54] yeah it could take hours to try and fix i imagine [17:54] adn still get nowhere [17:54] Literally the keyboard doesn't even enumerate on the USB bus. Just doesn't respond to the host controller. [17:54] wow [17:54] maybe short circuit [17:54] LEDs light so there's power, but seems like the controller is "stuck" [17:55] yeah it's hard to know [17:55] it may be getting overloaded by too many simultaneous keys or something [17:56] das keyboards here are like twice the price of normal mech keyboards [17:56] i really should try changing what i use :/ [17:56] i've got a bluue somewhere [17:57] wow, really that much? I paid about $100 for this one. [17:57] (and the missus is pretty much insisting on another of the same) [17:58] hmm my brown was about $50 US I think [17:58] make that $70 hmm [17:58] Most MK's I've seen cost in the $75-$200 range. [17:59] yeah [17:59] i like to be at the lower end of that [17:59] i have two ducky keyboards, and one cm storm quickfire [17:59] I love my Ducky [17:59] i like all 3 [17:59] ok now i'm on ducky blue, from ducky red. [17:59] hopefully it stops making me make so many typos. [18:00] I started with blacks and I prefer them to this day :) [18:00] damn the cable is short. i may have to route it around the back. [18:00] i like all 3 tbh [18:03] this one has annoying blue led's though; the other one is green. it's much nicer when the led's are "soft" [18:03] what ducky are you using? [18:04] damn blue is noisy. [18:05] it's even got o-rings; and it still seems noisy. [18:19] Ducky DK9087 [18:21] oh with the fancy lights? [18:21] i have the ones withoutlights [18:22] Yeah with the fancy lights. They're so pretty and fancy! :p [18:22] They annoy the heck out of my missus. She sees the patterns out of the corner of her eye and they bug her. [18:26] yeah i can't stand patterns out of the corner of my eye either [18:27] i don't think i'm necessarily seizure prone, but fast moving objects in peripheral vision agitate me. [18:27] it's damn annoying with flickering lights [19:34] arch on bare metal lenovo laptop - whats the best way to get sound working? I tried pulseaudio but no luck [19:40] mnathani_: cat /proc/asound/cards [19:41] Do you see your card there? If not, it's probably not supported. [19:41] If it is, then you messed *something* up because normally PA just grabs whatever Alsa supports and JustWOrks(tm) [19:42] *** mercutio has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 276 seconds) [19:53] [mnathani@archr61 ~]$ cat /proc/asound/cards [19:53] 0 [Intel ]: HDA-Intel - HDA Intel [19:53] HDA Intel at 0xfe020000 irq 32 [19:53] y [19:54] so I probably broke something [19:54] mnathani: Does "alsamixer" (no args) show PA or the card? And if the card, does it show the controls you'd expect? [19:54] [mnathani@archr61 ~]$ osstest [19:54] /dev/mixer: No such file or directory [19:55] (then test with "alsamixer -c 0") [19:55] oss? what is this, 1999? [19:58] working now [19:58] but I have no idea if it was pulse, alsa, or oss [19:58] I think I spun the wheel and something ended up working [19:59] alsamixer showed pulse audio [20:14] *** ben1 has joined #arpnetworks [20:15] *** ben1 is now known as mercutio [20:15] $1$.*+ [20:16] oops :) [20:39] *** mercutio has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 264 seconds) [20:41] *** mercutio has joined #arpnetworks [20:42] *** mercutio is now known as Guest28397 [20:44] what is the go to gui terminal on arch that supports tabs? [20:44] presently using gnome-terminal, but for some reason it does not have tabs [20:46] *** Guest28397 has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 256 seconds) [20:46] terminator [20:47] urxvt + tmux :P [20:48] But last I knew, gnome-terminal had tabs [20:48] *** ben1 has joined #arpnetworks [20:53] *** ben2 has joined #arpnetworks [20:53] *** ben1 has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 265 seconds) [21:06] brycec: turns out gnome-terminal has a setting in preferences to enable tabs [21:08] *** ben2 is now known as mercutio [21:08] $1$.*+ [21:08] up arrow doesn't work damnit [21:32] *** mercutio has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 250 seconds) [22:11] lol [22:12] * brycec juggles cooking dinner and slogging through figuring zfs-on-root with Arch [23:53] *** mercutio has joined #arpnetworks [23:54] *** mercutio is now known as Guest86110